Cordless tools have become some of the most powerful and convenient in industries of all kinds. Clearly we care about the automotive enthusiasts and DIY crowd, but you can’t argue with the impact that cordless tools have had on a myriad of blue collar jobs. But one of the things that sucks about cordless tools is the batteries. The tools themselves are often very reasonably priced, but the batteries and chargers can cost serious coin. And if you have a whole cabinet full of Milwaukee tools, but then a DeWalt comes out that you just have to have, you have to go and buy batteries and a charger for it. With that said, we know that there are some battery adapters out there that will allow you to use different battery brands in different tools. But it’s still just not convenient or efficient necessarily.
But what if someone made a universal battery, and adapters that fit a bunch of different tool brands? We’ve been hearing that such a thing was coming for a while now, but this is the first time we’ve actually seen it. The Torque Channel was one of the first to get their hands on one and they are putting it to the test in typical Torque Test Channel fashion, so we figured we had to share. Watch and let us know what you think.
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Testing the Ceenr PDNation. Our lifetime worth of TOOL RANKINGS are updated weekly: https://torquetestchannel.etsy.com/li… Craftsman drill: https://amzn.to/4dfi8jc Makita impact driver: https://amzn.to/3y2jhKU This week we were lucky enough to be able to purchase a PDNation universal power tool battery from Ceenr ahead of their “Early Bird” release and run it through its paces as we’ve been hearing a lot of chatter about this thing and its not even been out yet, so if they CAN make a dent in the strangle hold brands have in the power tool battery market, we want to be there to check it all out. We’re under no misunderstanding that being a channel like this gives us the opportunity to communicate and purchase one of these in the way that we have, but we’re more than willing to provide feedback like shown here on the true limitations of a product so that it might be improved. We love the idea of a product like this and hope it becomes a real thing.
